The new Pepsi logo has some key updates from its last redesign in 2008. First, the newly unveiled logo design features the word “Pepsi” in a distinctive, bold typeface.

Pepsi has gone through six logo changes over the last 125 years. The first logo was created by Caleb D. Bradham, a pharmacist and the inventor of the formula for the first Pepsi-Cola in New Bern ...

However, new additions to marketing and packaging materials will include a linear can silhouette featured behind the globe and as an electric blue "pulse" emanating from the logo. Courtesy of Pepsi ...

On March 28, PepsiCo announced that its flagship brand, Pepsi, will be using a new logo and visual identity system on its cans, bottles and more — the first update to the logo in 14 years. The ...

The new logo, with its punchy, upper-case “PEPSI” smack-dab in the middle of the circle, emblazoned across the white stripe undulating between the red and blue waves, is more like it.

Pepsi is updating its brand identity with the introduction of a new logo after 14 years. The latest logo from the soft drink company celebrates its 125 anniversary. Since 1898, when Pepsi was ...

Instead of a temporary logo for the anniversary, Pepsi is overhauling its look on a permanent basis, which will see packaging and logo designs changed across its product line. Videos by ComicBook.com ...

Pepsi unveiled a new logo on Tuesday, which closely resembles its '90s design. The redesign comes alongside rising popularity for the '90s era among Gen Zers.

Pepsi is updating the soft drink's logo ahead of its 125th anniversary – while paying tribute to the pop in the brand's classic labeling. The new logo, which replaces one used since 2008, has a ...

This is the first update to the logo in 14 years. The logo and visual identity “borrows equity” from the brand’s 125-year history, Pepsi says. The design harks back to its logo from the 1970s to 1990s ...

Pepsi has unveiled a new logo for the first time in 14 years. Featuring bolder print with the drink’s name at the center, the new cans have ditched their calm blue for a darker shade.